Just spent 3 nights at Calluna for a Girllie Trip for Scotland. We had a 2 bedroom flat which was perfect for what we needed. Fairly dated but comfortable and all you needed in the kitchen (we ate in 2 of the nights). Note - you do need to bring your own towels. Positioning it is fab - walking distance from Fort William and close to the start of Ben Nevis walk. We did a day kayaking which was fab - with Rockhoppers - would reccomend. A great Base!

Calluna is a nice little bunk house and ideal for exploring Fort William area and Ben Nevis - We had a twin room which was basic but fine - bathroom facilities fine as were kitchen - lovely views from the front room but very uncomfortable chairs for TV watching .. Boo - We shared with a family in the larger room and a couple of girls from France in the third room - Nice chance for some chats or hellos in the communal kitchen - All facilities are basic but then its what you expect of a bunk house - Good option and very reasonable price! - They have all facilities for storing boots after walking and drying clothes after walking too - Try the Crannog Fish restaurant on the water in Fort William -- Lovely food and great views across the water -

I stayed at Calluna for a weekend winter climbing and walking trip. It was a bit of a last minute thing and I managed to get a bed in the Alpine Loft bunkhouse for two nights. I wasn't looking for the Ritz, just somewhere clean, reasonably priced and with half decent facilities. Calluna ticked all these boxes and more. My main concern was having somewhere secure to leave my kit during the day while I was out. This wasn't a problem as the room is lockable and you'll most likely be sharing with a few other friendly climber/walker types anyway (although do remember everyone will probably be getting up at the crack of dawn to get out on the hill, particularly in the winter!) There's a clean kitchen with everything you need and an excellent shower. The loft upstairs where you sleep is really dinky but nice and clean. There's a proper drying room and for climbers, well there's a bouldering wall downstairs if you need your fix. It is a wee hike up the hill from town but you won't mind it too much after a couple of pints in the Grog & Gruel.

We stayed in 8 bed apartment during a climbing trip. . Nice comfortable rooms and great facilities. Lounge (with climbing books and guides) wi-fi internet, drying room and bouldering wall. Only minor issue was cooker was slightly slow to heat up.